Most of the inspectors I know are easy to work with and more than happy to talk to you about any new code changes.you will like this story.. i had my electrician change the riser. he made it 10' above the driveway, about 2 feet higher than the gutters.the inspector came and said, "you need 12' above the driveway". i put a new riser, which made it over 4' above the gutters.he came back and said "it's too high above the gutters. put 2 guy wires to the roof". i said, "Ok, it was too low, now it's too high". then he failes me for not having a "inter bonding grounding bar for the AT&T and Dish grounding systems".lol...

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We are still trying to hold off on closing this deal d/t finances, or lack of LOL.Suppose I will have to refi or do neg. amoritz until the market comes back up...

After all, it's just old shredded t-shirts and stuff.

I always tell this story to new tenants to stress the importance of water damage and insurance.On a side note, I also make sure on electrical outlets that the wires are wrapped around the terminal and screwed down kung fu tight.

I literally have no stress and nothing to do at the moment besides research REI and look for homes.

Flipping houses and restoration is really hard stressful work. 

Originally posted by @JR T.

Getting time off and being with our other kids was very stressful.

@Aaron T.